_Axillary._ Situated in the axil; as a bud, branch, or flower-cluster when in the axil of a leaf, 14, 26, 30. _Bark_, 12. _Bases of leaves_, 21. _Berry._ Used in this work to include any soft, juicy fruit with several (at least more than one), readily separated seeds buried in the mass, 27. _Bipinnate._ Twice-pinnate, 20. _Bladdery._ Swollen out and filled with air. _Blade._ The thin, spreading portion, as of a leaf, 19. _Bract._ A more or less modified leaf belonging to a flower or fruit; usually a small leaf in the axil of which the separate flower of a cluster grows, 28. _Branch._ A shoot or stem of a plant, 11. _Branching_, general plan of, 29. _Branchlet._ A small branch. _Bristle-pointed._ Ending in a stiff, roundish hair, 22. _Bud._ Undeveloped branch or flower, 30; forms of, 32; bud-scales, 31. _Bur._ Rough-prickly covering of the seeds or fruit, 27. _Bush._ A shrub, 11. _Calyx._ The outer leafy part of a flower, 24. _Canescent._ With a silvery appearance, 23. _Capsule._ A dry, pod-like fruit which has either more than one cell, or, if of one cell, not such a pod as that of the pea with the seeds fastened on one side on a single line, 28. _Carpel._ That part of a fruit which is formed of a simple pistil, or one member of a compound pistil; often shown by a single seed-bearing line or part. A fruit has as many carpels as it has seed-bearing lines on its outer walls, or as it had stigmas when it was a pistil, or as it had leaves at its origin. _Catkin._ A scaly, usually slender and pendent cluster of flowers, 26, 28. _Ciliate._ Fringed with hairs along its edge. _Cleft._ Cut to about the middle, 22. _Cluster._ Any grouping of flowers or fruit on a plant, so that more than one is found in the axil of a leaf, or at the end of a stem, 26. _Complete._ Having all the parts belonging to an organ; a _complete leaf_ has blade, leafstalk, and stipules, 19; a _complete flower_ has calyx, corolla, stamen, and pistil, 24. _Compound._ Composed of more than one similar part united into a whole; a _compound leaf_ has more than one blade, 19. _Conduplicate._ Folded on itself lengthwise, 33. _Cone._ A hard, scaly fruit, as that of a pine-tree, 28. _Conical._ With a circular base and sloping sides gradually tapering to a point; more slender than pyramidal. _Convolute._ In a leaf, the complete rolling from edge to edge, 34. _Cordate._ Heart-shaped, the stem and point at opposite ends, 21. _Coriaceous._ Leathery in texture or substance. _Corolla._ The inner, usually the bright-colored, row of floral leaves, often grown together, 24. _Corymb._ A flat-topped or rounded flower-cluster; in a strict use it is applied only to such clusters when the central flower does not bloom first. See _cyme_, 26. _Crenate._ Edge notched with rounded teeth, 22. _Crenulate._ Finely crenated, 22. _Crisped._ Having an undulated or curled edge. _Cross-section of wood_, 35. _Cuneate._ Wedge-shaped, 21.